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Covering a cake in royal icing for the first time

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arwenant | 15:17 Thu 16th Sep 2010 | Food & Drink
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has anybody got any tips on how to make the covering of an important birthday cake go perfectly?
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Ready made Royal Icing is like rubber! Make yr own! Much more edible. Remember to add a little lemon juice (from a REAL lemon! Not a bottle). That'll keep it soft. Good luck!
22:00 Fri 17th Sep 2010
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Buy one from tesco, perfect everytime
15:20 Thu 16th Sep 2010
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Just a pity the actual cake itself is naff though 4get.
15:21 Thu 16th Sep 2010
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I dont really eat alot of cake anyway. And if you're giving it then who cares lol
15:22 Thu 16th Sep 2010
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Ready made Royal Icing is like rubber! Make yr own! Much more edible. Remember to add a little lemon juice (from a REAL lemon! Not a bottle). That'll keep it soft. Good luck!
22:00 Fri 17th Sep 2010
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Hi Eddie! Making yr own royal icing look professionally dun isn't easy but the proof of the 'pudding' is in the eating!! It may take a little longer, as does making yr own marzipan but give me home made 'cooking' EVRY TIME!!!
22:40 Sat 18th Sep 2010

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